What to expect with a new air conditioner installation

What to expect with a new air conditioner installation

Air conditioning is a vital part of the functioning of a modern building or house. Many people don't pay much attention to it until one day, they find their air conditioning unit is broken and they need to get it replaced quickly.

Not all air conditioning units are the same, and not all A/C units are right for your home. Selecting and installing a new air conditioner may not be as simple as it sounds. While you're comparing prices and looking at different models and features, don't forget to consider the process of installation. The process of installation can have a big impact on how happy you will be with your new unit.

New Air Conditioner Installation Process May Involve:

• Addressing your ductwork needs, if any
• Setting up the condensing unit
• Installing the evaporator coil.
• Running refrigerant lines
• Connecting high- and low-voltage wiring
• Installing the condensate drain line
• Verifying the refrigerant charge
• Setting up the thermostat

When it's time for you to replace your air conditioning unit, you have a lot to think about. Should you move up to a whole house unit, or stay with a window unit? Do you have to call the professionals to handle the installation? And if so, should you retain the same company that installed your original unit, or find a new one?

Give us a call and find out why we’re Brevard County’s leading Air Conditioning Installation Contractor.